You can’t delete active or completed processes in Tallyfy - you need to archive them first. Only then does the delete option appear.
Here’s the thing: once you delete an archived process, it’s gone forever. There’s no undo button. Tallyfy makes you take these two steps on purpose - it stops you from accidentally wiping out important data.
Tallyfy allows users to archive processes to remove them from active views while preserving data and unarchive them later by filtering archived processes in the Tracker view.
A DELETE endpoint archives process instances by hiding them from default views while retaining data for future restoration through authenticated API requests requiring organization and run IDs.
Tallyfy offers multiple organization methods including folders favorites filtering and archiving to help users efficiently manage and view their active processes for improved workflow visibility.
The DELETE endpoint permanently removes a process run instance and its associated data including tasks comments and form values with no option for recovery.